Buick launched the LaCrosse mid-size sedan during 2004 before developing this model through three generations to create its flagship sedan offer. The initial Buick LaCrosse model featured a 3.0 L V6 engine but this system was changed to the 2.4 L Ecotec four-cylinder engine during the 2010 model year to improve fuel economy. A 3.6 L V6 engine functioned as optional equipment in multiple Buick LaCrosse trims to allow consumers to achieve performance with adequate power. When the third-generation LaCrosse arrived in 2015 it received the E2XX platform that trimmed down its weight by 300 pounds and enlarged its silhouette slightly. Weight reduction became possible because Buick introduced high-strength steel and superior soundproofing materials into their design. As the LaCrosse entered the market GM equipped it with their fourth-generation High Feature engine for North American customers while the 2018 model year integrated an eAssist powertrain that combines a 2.5 L Ecotec petrol engine and a 27-hp hybrid electric motor and utilizes a six-speed automatic transmission. The Buick LaCrosse achieves competitive driving characteristics along with efficiency improvements because of this engine setup. The performance and reliability of the Buick LaCrosse depends on genuine factory-made components because their engineering follows exact specifications which leads to perfect fitment and operational results. The online availability of original Buick LaCrosse parts assists LaCrosse owners in sustaining their deluxe sedan through proper maintenance that sustains engineering specifications.